Sweet Mischief’s Rollercoaster Romance

"Chad! You're back?" Coleen exclaimed with joy.

Chad nodded. "Mom, how's everything at home?"

"Everything's great, honey. Where have you been? I've been worried sick." Coleen replied.

"I have to stop by the station first. Then I'll head home for a shower. I'll pick you and Molly up after work and we can go out for dinner," Chad shared his plans.

Coleen gave him a knowing smile. "So, the real purpose is to take Molly out for dinner, isn't it? And your old mom just happens to be an afterthought?"

Chad chuckled. "Well, you have Dad to pick you up and you have him to join you for dinner. Molly is all alone and pitiful. She only has her brother Chad. I'll keep her company tonight." Coleen mockingly replied, "What pitiful? She has a caring brother like you!"

She glanced at the calendar. "You know, today is Molly's last day at work. She's going out for dinner with her colleagues. I'll text you the address. You can pick her up there."

Time flew, and summer vacation was almost over. Chad had made a lot of promises to his sister, but circumstances didn't allow him to fulfill any of them.

"Sure," Chad agreed with a laugh. "And Mom, don't tell Molly that I'm back. I want to surprise her."

Coleen laughed. "Alright, continue spoiling her. She'll become too dependent on you someday."

After hanging up, Chad sped off to the station.

"Officer Chad, you're finally back."

his subordinate curiously.

seriously, "No big cases, but there's one

smile faded. "Take me to my office. We'll

selfie to mark the end of her part-time job. Her luxurious life as a rich heiress was set to

restaurant for dinner. After two months of working together, they had become good friends.

guys too, but I have to go back to my

being arrogant. She was always down-to-earth and

don't know

can see me tomorrow if you

You can just come and go as you

our dinner tonight. No need for any sad goodbyes. During the winter break, I'll probably have to work at the company again to earn my pocket money. We'll meet again

lot in the past two months. I'll always remember your kindness." After thanking everyone, Molly added, "You all have been

her speech, Molly drank a glass of

careful. Don't

I'm not driving. Mom will pick me up later," Molly reassured

was already 9 p.m. His sister was

brand-new white BMW was parked outside the restaurant. It was the car Chad had recently bought to replace

saw him. He was hoping she'd be thrilled. Suddenly, his phone rang. It was a call from

"Hello, Mom?"

have you picked

the restaurant's entrance.